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Transformative Citizenship in South Korea
Politics of Transformative Contributory Rights
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Postcolonial South Korea has undergone significant societal transformations, leading to a unique modernity characterized by a transformation-oriented state and citizenry. Each transformation serves as a primary objective, shaping sociopolitical structures and social identities. This evolution has fostered a distinct mode of citizenship, reflecting the intricate relationship between individual identity and the broader socio-political landscape in contemporary South Korea.
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Transformative Citizenship in South Korea, Chang Kyung-Sup
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- Title
- Transformative Citizenship in South Korea
- Subtitle
- Politics of Transformative Contributory Rights
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Chang Kyung-Sup
- Publisher
- Springer International Publishing
- Released
- 2023
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 320
- ISBN13
- 9783030876920
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- Postcolonial South Korea has undergone significant societal transformations, leading to a unique modernity characterized by a transformation-oriented state and citizenry. Each transformation serves as a primary objective, shaping sociopolitical structures and social identities. This evolution has fostered a distinct mode of citizenship, reflecting the intricate relationship between individual identity and the broader socio-political landscape in contemporary South Korea.